seti searches for meaningful RF waveforms, the kind that would be transmitted by an extraterrestrial lifeform who is trying to seek us out. What if, instead of transmitting their message in the RF spectrum, the ET transmitted it in the optical spectrum? That is what they'd be looking for, not the outlines of ETs on planets.
Rest assured someone will hack this POS within a month of its unveiling. Any content producer who trusts a Microsoft product to keep their IP from being stolen is a fool. You might as well just skip the middle man and post it directly to KaZaA.
Previously any corruption in the sshd could lead to an immediate remote root compromise if it happened before authentication, and to local root compromise if it happend after authentication. Privilege Separation will make such compromise very difficult if not impossible.
My-my-my-my music hits me so hard
Makes me say 'oh my lord thank you for blessing me
With a mind to rhyme and two hyped feet
It feels good when you know you're sown
A superdope homeboy from the Oaktown
And I'm known as such and this is a beat-uh!
U can't touch this - I told you homeboy
U can't touch this - yeah, that's how we livin' and you know
U can't touch this - look in my eyes, man
U can't touch this - yo, let me bust the funky lyrics
U can't touch this
Fresh new kicks and pants
You got it like that now you know you wanna dance
So move out of your seat
And get a fly girl and catch this beat
While it's rolling hold on
Pump a little bit and let 'em know it's going on
Like that, like that
Cold on a mission so fall on back
Let 'em know that you're too much
And this is a beat
They can't touch - yo! I told you
U can't touch this - why you standing there, man?
U can't touch this - yo, sound the bells, school is in, sucker
U can't touch this
Give me a song or rhythm making 'em sweat
That's what I'm giving 'em, now they know
You talk about the Hammer, you're talking about a show
That's hyped and tight, singers are sweating
So pass them a wipe or a tape to learn
What it is going to take in the '90s to burn the charts
Legit either work hard or you might as well quit
That's the word, because you know
U can't touch this - u can't touch this
Break it down
Stop! Hammer time!
Go with the flow
It is said that if you can't groove to this
Then you probably are dead
So wave your hands in the air
Bust a few moves, run your fingers through your hair
This is it for a winter
Dance to this an' you're gonna get thinner
Move slide your rump
Just for a minute, let's all do the bump
Bump bump bump
Yeah, u can't touch this - look man
U can't touch this
You better get hyped, boy 'cause you know ya can't
U can't touch this - ring the bell, school's back in
Break it down
Stop! Hammer time!
U can't touch this - u can't touch this
U can't touch this - u can't touch this
Break it down
Stop! Hammer time!
Every time you see me
The Hammer's just so hyped
I'm dope on the floor and I'm magic on the mike
Now why would I ever stop doing this?
When others making records that just don't hit
I've toured around the world from London to the Bay
It's Hammer, go Hammer, M.C.Hammer, yo Hammer
And the rest can go and play 'can't touch this'
U can't touch this
U can't touch this
U can't touch this
Yeah, u can't touch this
I told you, u can't touch this
Too hype, can't touch this
Yo, we outta here, can't touch this
The WTC couldn't have been prevented if Osama himself gave the head of the FBI a fucking phone call on 9/4 and gave them the complete lowdown.
9/11 isn't about clever terrorists -- it's about ridiculous failures in intelligence, federal law enforcement, and immigration procedures. Nothing's changed; don't expect a smartcard to foil these camel jockeys.
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When's the last time you dropped a penny and even gave two flying fucks about picking it up? Hell, I don't even bother to look where it rolls. The damn thing could land on my shoe, and I'd just kick it off. The fact that we still have the penny is a testament to how fucked up our government is. I expect to have the penny for many years to come;)
yet another smartcard system. Massive privacy invasion coupled with complete hackability. Criminals ride for free. You ride under government and corporate oversight.
Actually, it's blatently lifted right out of the original article. That's what the "RFTA" is all about: squandering moderator points for those jagoff moderators who don't even bother to read the article. There are plenty of them to be found. Anyhow, cheers.
Corporations want to feel secure. They want a brand name. They want support. What happens if the boss hears the name "Hacker's Linux?" You can expect to hear an immediate dissertation on the order of "We don't want software for hackers -- we want software that gives us support and quality! Get that UnitedLinux product in here!"
The name "Hacker's Linux" will make the downloadable software totally unpalatable to the corporate world. And, because the corporate world is the only targeted customer base for UnitedLinux, this will virtually eliminate any loss of revenue otherwise expected from providing ISO images.
The only disagreement I have with this is Hollabaugh's philosophy regarding non-x86 architectures. He contends, "This book's examples show that working with the [ARM-based] MediaEngine and the [PowerPC-based] RPX-CLLF was as easy as working with the [x86-based] MZ104."
This assertion is hard to credit -- even with the author's well-written scripts, acquiring and building cross-development GNU toolchains certainly takes more time than simply using those already provided on your desktop computer.
Hollabaugh had to modify the netcat source in order to compile it for ARM, show that even the author himself has had his share of trouble working with non-x86 architectures. The lesson is certainly not that x86 should be the only architecture considered, but it is fair to say that a slight bias toward x86-based devices is prudent when choosing embedded Linux target platforms because of the maturity of Linux on that architecture.
While this interview primarily focused on development using the PS2 Linux kit, the official kit isn't the only way that hobbyists can involve themselves with the PS2.
Another method involves coding directly for the PS2 itself. This is known as PS2DEV. PS2DEV has become the keyword on the Internet to identify the home brew development community.
These are people that use open source, GPL & free software to develop programs for their vanilla PS2. PS2DEV is concerned with building the community and tools to make it easier for anyone to get started programming their PS2.
The compulsory license is provided by the DMCA. The Library of Congress is only charged with determining the royalty rate thereof. But the compulsory license only applies when you can't get the copyright holder's consent. This license agreement is that very consent. The copyright holder (Artist) is granting permission to a specific broadcaster to reproduce/transmit their work (Songs) under a set of terms.
The term of the license should be a set number of years, with the provision that either party can withdraw from the agreement with 30 days written notice. That gives the artist the chance to relicense the music to a higher bidder. It's their music after all, it should be their choice. You can play it until they say otherwise. If this exercise was about free-as-in-speech music, you wouldn't be paying them 25% of revenue.
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I suspect he died of a heart attack while engaging in anal sex, so that makes it quite relevant for Slashdot.
seti searches for meaningful RF waveforms, the kind that would be transmitted by an extraterrestrial lifeform who is trying to seek us out. What if, instead of transmitting their message in the RF spectrum, the ET transmitted it in the optical spectrum? That is what they'd be looking for, not the outlines of ETs on planets.
What in God's name is this clusterfuck? That's one hell of a hyperlink bonanza. Let the karma whoring begin!
Intel/AMD don't give a rat's ass about making money for Microsoft. They sell chips. Linux = more chips. Chill.
Rest assured someone will hack this POS within a month of its unveiling. Any content producer who trusts a Microsoft product to keep their IP from being stolen is a fool. You might as well just skip the middle man and post it directly to KaZaA.
Previously any corruption in the sshd could lead to an immediate remote root compromise if it happened before authentication, and to local root compromise if it happend after authentication. Privilege Separation will make such compromise very difficult if not impossible.
but any time you spend learning Microsoft stuff (.net framework, mcse, c#, etc.) will repay itself a thousand times over.
Makes me say 'oh my lord thank you for blessing me
With a mind to rhyme and two hyped feet
It feels good when you know you're sown
A superdope homeboy from the Oaktown
And I'm known as such and this is a beat-uh!
U can't touch this - I told you homeboy U can't touch this - yeah, that's how we livin' and you know U can't touch this - look in my eyes, man U can't touch this - yo, let me bust the funky lyrics U can't touch this
Fresh new kicks and pants
You got it like that now you know you wanna dance
So move out of your seat
And get a fly girl and catch this beat
While it's rolling hold on
Pump a little bit and let 'em know it's going on
Like that, like that
Cold on a mission so fall on back
Let 'em know that you're too much
And this is a beat
They can't touch - yo! I told you U can't touch this - why you standing there, man? U can't touch this - yo, sound the bells, school is in, sucker U can't touch this
Give me a song or rhythm making 'em sweat
That's what I'm giving 'em, now they know
You talk about the Hammer, you're talking about a show
That's hyped and tight, singers are sweating
So pass them a wipe or a tape to learn
What it is going to take in the '90s to burn the charts
Legit either work hard or you might as well quit
That's the word, because you know U can't touch this - u can't touch this Break it down Stop! Hammer time!
Go with the flow
It is said that if you can't groove to this
Then you probably are dead
So wave your hands in the air
Bust a few moves, run your fingers through your hair
This is it for a winter
Dance to this an' you're gonna get thinner
Move slide your rump
Just for a minute, let's all do the bump
Bump bump bump
Yeah, u can't touch this - look man U can't touch this You better get hyped, boy 'cause you know ya can't U can't touch this - ring the bell, school's back in Break it down
Stop! Hammer time! U can't touch this - u can't touch this U can't touch this - u can't touch this Break it down Stop! Hammer time!
Every time you see me
The Hammer's just so hyped
I'm dope on the floor and I'm magic on the mike
Now why would I ever stop doing this?
When others making records that just don't hit
I've toured around the world from London to the Bay
It's Hammer, go Hammer, M.C.Hammer, yo Hammer
And the rest can go and play 'can't touch this'
U can't touch this U can't touch this U can't touch this Yeah, u can't touch this I told you, u can't touch this Too hype, can't touch this Yo, we outta here, can't touch this
Wow, this is good news. If you love monopolistic, predatory, anti-consumers' rights, pablum spewing consortiums, that is.
I don't work at Wendy's, so I'll pass on picking up the pennies. Cheerio.
9/11 isn't about clever terrorists -- it's about ridiculous failures in intelligence, federal law enforcement, and immigration procedures. Nothing's changed; don't expect a smartcard to foil these camel jockeys.
When's the last time you dropped a penny and even gave two flying fucks about picking it up? Hell, I don't even bother to look where it rolls. The damn thing could land on my shoe, and I'd just kick it off. The fact that we still have the penny is a testament to how fucked up our government is. I expect to have the penny for many years to come ;)
yet another smartcard system. Massive privacy invasion coupled with complete hackability. Criminals ride for free. You ride under government and corporate oversight.
Actually, it's blatently lifted right out of the original article. That's what the "RFTA" is all about: squandering moderator points for those jagoff moderators who don't even bother to read the article. There are plenty of them to be found. Anyhow, cheers.
The name "Hacker's Linux" will make the downloadable software totally unpalatable to the corporate world. And, because the corporate world is the only targeted customer base for UnitedLinux, this will virtually eliminate any loss of revenue otherwise expected from providing ISO images.
This assertion is hard to credit -- even with the author's well-written scripts, acquiring and building cross-development GNU toolchains certainly takes more time than simply using those already provided on your desktop computer.
Hollabaugh had to modify the netcat source in order to compile it for ARM, show that even the author himself has had his share of trouble working with non-x86 architectures. The lesson is certainly not that x86 should be the only architecture considered, but it is fair to say that a slight bias toward x86-based devices is prudent when choosing embedded Linux target platforms because of the maturity of Linux on that architecture.
Dial up. Hope you've got a 5 or 6 hour connection in mind.
Don't like it? Too expensive? Don't buy it.
Another method involves coding directly for the PS2 itself. This is known as PS2DEV. PS2DEV has become the keyword on the Internet to identify the home brew development community.
These are people that use open source, GPL & free software to develop programs for their vanilla PS2. PS2DEV is concerned with building the community and tools to make it easier for anyone to get started programming their PS2.
The term of the license should be a set number of years, with the provision that either party can withdraw from the agreement with 30 days written notice. That gives the artist the chance to relicense the music to a higher bidder. It's their music after all, it should be their choice. You can play it until they say otherwise. If this exercise was about free-as-in-speech music, you wouldn't be paying them 25% of revenue.
RTFA
Stupid investors. End of story. Kiss that $100M goodbye.
20000 / 5 / 365.25 = 10.95 years. Good enough for me.
What, do you think YAHOO is going to get slashdotted? Get a clue.